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11th International Conference on the Applications of Stable Isotope Techniques to Ecological Studies (IsoEcol 2018).

WWW.ISOECOL.COM/2018

30 July – 3 August 2018

Universidad Andrés Bello, Viña del Mar, Chile.

POSTER PRESENTATION SCHEDULE www.IsoEcol.com/2018/IsoEcol2018_Schedule.html

Poster session 1

Monday 30.7.18 19:00 – 21:00 NB: Please display your posters in the morning so that delegates can read them during the coffee and lunch breaks.

Then please stand by your poster between 19:00 – 21:00

IsoEcol 2018 www.isoecol.com/2018 Poster Session 1 Monday 30.7.18 19:00 - 21:00

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailBC154NK Archaeology and

PalaeoecologyPoster session 1 Mon 30.7.18

19:00 ‐ 21:00Killian Galván Violeta

Imperial diets? Using stable isotope analysis to explore the local impact of the Inka Empire in Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca, Argentina)

Killian Galván Violeta A.

violetakillian@gmail.com

CH378CG Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Poster session 1 Mon 30.7.18 19:00 ‐ 21:00

Morra Kaycee E. Seasonal and Decadal‐scale Foraging Habits of Three Hawaiian Seabirds: Insights from Stable Isotope Analysis

Morra Kaycee morrakay@msu.edu

CJ185JH Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Guiry Eric Isotopic evidence from archaeological fish shows significant environmental change in past Great Lakes ecosystem

Guiry Eric eguiry@lakeheadu.ca

DF288KC Archaeology and Palaeoecology

de Porras Maria Eugenia

Into the tropical‐extratropical rainfall systems interaction in the southern Atacama Desert since 17ka

de Porras Maria Eugenia

meugenia.deporras@ceaza.cl

FD128TC Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Naito Yuichi Paleodiets of late Quaternary humans and mammals inferred from nitrogen isotopic composition of individual amino acids in bone collagen

Bocherens Hervé herve.bocherens@uni‐tuebingen.de

GB788SS Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Szpak Paul Impact of Prehistoric Human Hunters on the Foraging Ecology of the Arctic Fox

Szpak Paul paul.szpak@gmail.com

GH963BG Archaeology and Palaeoecology

*Faylona MarieGrace Pamela

The Early Pleistocene environment in Java: A palaeoenvironmental reconstruction from stable isotope analyses of Sangiran fossil shells

Faylona Marie Grace Pamela

faylona.mgpg@pnu.edu.ph

JG776BN Archaeology and Palaeoecology

*CybulskiJonathan

Unraveling nutrient assimilation into the coral skeletal organic matrix has implications for historical interpretations

Cybulski Jonathan

cybulski.j@gmail.com

JJ183DR Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Naito Yuichi Gazelle hunting activities around Tor Hamar rock‐shelter in Jordan viewed from carbon and oxygen isotopic compositions of tooth enamel

Bocerens Hervé herve.bocherens@uni‐tuebingen.de

KB554HC Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Vales Damián Trophic ecology of fur seals and sea lions from northern Patagonia and their food webs through time

Vales Damián Gustavo

vales@cenpat‐conicet.gob.ar

KD427SP Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Tessone Augsuto d13C and d15N herbivores variability in a longitudinal transect of southern Patagonia during the Holocene

Tessone Augusto gutitessone@gmail.com

LB931CD Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Gil Adolfo Variability on Stable Isotopes (13C, 15N) of Camelids Bone Collagen: Implication to Holocene Human Paleoecology

Gil Adolfo agil@mendoza‐conicet.gob.ar

MB848CD Archaeology and Palaeoecology

Brodie Christopher

Simultaneous Nitrogen, Carbon and Sulfur isotope analysis on Bone collagen: A dietary recorder

Brodie Christopher

chris.brodie@thermofisher.com

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailTP472KN Archaeology and

PalaeoecologyPoster session 1 Mon 30.7.18

19:00 ‐ 21:13Hirons Amy Paleoceanographic Productivity Reconstructions Using Marine

Mammal Bone CollagenHirons Amy hirons@nova.edu

MT511BB Biogeochemical cycles and global change

Fox‐Dobbs Kena The role of log mat biofilm in the Spirit Lake ecosystem after the eruption of Mount St. Helens

Sevier Emma esevier@pugetsound.edu

QF614NR Isoscapes and movement ecology

de Lecea Ander Linking consumers’ isoscapes to modelled primary production in the English Channel

Carlier Antoine antoine.carlier@ifremer.fr

BH389QR Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Andrade Claudia Trophic study of the Southern King Crab Lithodes santolla in the Cape Horn Archipelago based on stomach content and carbon‐and nitrogen‐stable isotopes

Andrade Diaz Claudia

claudia.andrade@umag.cl

BJ661PG Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Loizaga de Castro Rocio

Isotopic evidence of structuring killer whale groups along the Southwestern South Atlantic Ocean

Loizaga de Castro Rocio

rocio@cenpat‐conicet.gob.ar

BQ869RP Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Bernal Ainhoa Trophodynamics of ichthyo‐ and mesozooplankton from Chiloé´s inner sea (Northern Patagonia) based on C and N isotopes

Bernal Ainhoa ainhoa.bernal@gmail.com

BS261MM Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Cionek Vivian Landscape modification on the food web structure of Neotropical streams

Benedito Evanilde

EVA@NUPELIA.UEM.BR

CB221PQ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*AndrouinThibault

Trophic relationships between co‐occurring benthic suspension‐feeding species, a matter of scale?

Androuin Thibault

thibault.androuin@ifremer.fr

CC657ML Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Pereira Luiza Isotopic niche differentiation between bottlenose dolphin ecotypes of the western South Atlantic

Becker Pereira Luiza

luizabeckerpereira@gmail.com

CC875PF Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Harrod Chris Stable isotope analysis reveals varied foraging strategies and the importance of red algae in the diet of Chelonia mydas in the north of Chile

Harrod Chris chris@harrodlab.net

CH326CQ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Costalago David Plankton food‐web pathways to juvenile salmon. Costalago David d.costalago@oceans.ubc.ca

CM966RM Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Fernández Elsa Using stable isotopes to assess the utility of fatty acids biomarkers of pelagic and benthic resources in kelp‐forest fishes

Fernández Herrera Elsa

efernandez@harrodlab.net

CN464HS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Gómez Gonzalo Using isotopic niche metrics to assess responses by soft‐bottom macrobenthos to natural oscillations in dissolved oxygen concentrations in a upwelling‐associated oxygen minimum zone.

Gómez Gómez Gonzalo Eduardo

gonzalo.gomez@ua.cl

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailCN554CF Isotope ecology

from individuals to communities A

Ocampo Reinaldo Matías

Using stable isotopes derived trophic position to improve mass‐balanced food web models

Ocampo Reinaldo Matías

matiocre@gmail.com

CT626LF Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Cobain Matthew On the geometry of the isotopic niche Cobain Matthew mrdc1g10@soton.ac.uk

DC393KN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Peignot Quentin Influence of environmental conditions on Antarctic Notothenioid trophic ecology in a context of global climate change

Michel Loic loicnmichel@gmail.com

DD311BD Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Jenkins William Host feeding ecology and trophic position significantly influence isotopic discrimination between a generalist ectoparasite and its hosts: implications for parasite‐host trophic studies

Demopoulos Amanda

ademopoulos@usgs.gov

DH132HF Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Zenteno Lisette Following the food sources and trophic ecology of an Antarctic coastal benthic community

Zenteno Lisette lisette.zenteno@gmail.com

DP421TB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Ribeiro Juliana Effect of locomotion habits and structural complexity of vegetation in the trophic niche of communities of small mammals of the Central Brazilian Savannas

Ribeiro Juliana jufernandesribeiro@gmail.com

DQ566QC Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Smith Mairan The role of anthropogenic food sources in the diets of urban raccoons (Procyon lotor) and Virginia opossums (Didelphis virginiana) in the Pacific Northwest, USA

Smith Mairan mairansmith@gmail.com

FF119LN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*AndrouinThibault

The dark side of soft tissue: non‐expected inorganic carbonates in the invasive slipper limpet Crepidula fornicata and implications for stable isotope interpretations

Androuin Thibault

thibault.androuin@ifremer.fr

FJ185DF Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Whiteman John Carbon and nitrogen isotopes trace nutrients from wood on the ocean floor into microbial and animal communities

Whiteman John jwhiteman@unm.edu

FQ975PQ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Tiago Kisaka Isotopic assessment of benthic periphyton under open canopy and nutrient enrichment in shaded oligotrophic streams of Central Brazil

Kisaka Tiago tiagobk.df@gmail.com

KM665LN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*García Karla Trophic ecology and niche overlap between the invasive American mink and native European mink

García Karla karla.garcia.cl@gmail.com

NR478PD Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

*Le Croizier Gaël Trophic competition and habitat connectivity between shark species from oceanic islands in the Northeastern Pacific.

Mathieu‐resuge Margaux

margaux.mathieuresuge@univ‐brest.fr

QD486LD Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Manosalva Aliro Latitudinal variation of the tropic niche of puye Galaxias maculatus (Jenyns, 1842) in river systems in southern Chile (36 ° ‐ 47 ° S)

Manosalva Aliro aliromanosalva@gmail.com

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailQR249HQ Isotope ecology

Hayden Brian Identifying the resource use of larval sea lamprey in their native habitat – novel insights from a four isotope approach

Hayden Brian brian.hayden@unb.ca

RM758FP Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Perez Medina Stefania

Invasive juvenile salmon affect the diet of native puye Galaxias maculatus in Patagonian fjords

Górski Konrad konrad@ucsc.cl

TR463RP Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

González Bergonzoni Ivan

Origin of fish biomass in a diverse food web of a large subtropical river: increasing allochthonic biomass following flood pulses

Gonzalez Bergonzoni Ivan

ivg@fcien.edu.uy

QL659CF Plant isotope ecology

*Meurer Lara Influence of climatic parameters on stable isotopes in scots pines in Potsdam, Germany

Meurer Lara lmeurer@students.uni‐mainz.de

JH622SL Soil isotope ecology

Hood‐Nowotny Rebecca

Impacts of nitrogen deposition on forest biogeochemical processes measured in new pools, across a trans‐European gradient, investigated using a tool kit of stable isotope methods.

Hood Rebecca rebecca.Hood@boku.ac.at

Poster session 2

Tuesday 31.7.18 19:00 – 21:00 NB: Please display your posters in the morning so that delegates can read them during the coffee and lunch breaks.

IsoEcol 2018 www.isoecol.com/2018 Poster Session 2 Tuesday 31.7.18 19:00 - 21:00

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailCP249NF Biogeochemical

cycles and global change

Poster session 2 Tue 31.7.18 19:00 ‐ 21:00

Diaz Francisca A 50,000 year d15N record of past variations in climate and nitrogen cycling from the Atacama Desert: terrestrial or marine sources?

Díaz Aguirre Francisca Paulina

fpdiaz@gmail.com

DF982QF Biogeochemical cycles and global change

Liénart Camilla Dynamics of particulate organic matter composition in coastal systems: forcing of the spatio‐temporal variability at multi‐systems scale

LIENART Camilla camilla.lienart@gmail.com

FD583NN Biogeochemical cycles and global change

Gonçalves Reis Carla Roberta

Assessment of leaf δ15N and N concentrations as indicators of nitrogen dynamics in subtropical mangroves

Nardoto Gabriela gbnardoto@gmail.com

GH543PH Biogeochemical cycles and global change

Hunt Brian Terrestrial contributions to the marine food web from pluvial watershed in the northeast Pacific Temperate Coastal Rainforest domain

Hunt Brian b.hunt@oceans.ubc.ca

HD923GB Biogeochemical cycles and global change

Crespo Sebastián Hydro‐geochemical water inputs identification in glaciarized basin hydrology

Crespo Sebastián Andrés

sebacrespo.oliva@gmail.com

HJ311HJ Biogeochemical cycles and global change

*Polanco Gabriela Vertical and temporal variation in the concentration of stable isotopes of Nitrogen during upwelling events, in front of Punta Ángeles, Valparaíso.

Polanco Cabrera Gabriela

gabriela.polanco.16@gmail.com

NJ737JL Biogeochemical cycles and global change

*Love Connor Hydrocarbon production by marine cyanobacteria in the open ocean: a precursor for the Oceans´ ability to naturally recover from oil input

Love Connor connorlove94@gmail.com

QC745MC Biogeochemical cycles and global change

*Jéssica Airisse Sampaio Changes in δ13C and δ15N by biological invasion in subtropical mangroves, Brazil

Sampaio Jéssica jeeairisse@gmail.com

SQ853TR Celebrating the contribution of Brian Fry to Isotope Ecology

Newsome Seth Individual diet specialization in a community of granivorous small mammals living in a stochastic environment

Newsome Seth newsome@unm.edu

BB675CM Isoscapes and movement ecology

wilderotter sophie Spatial and temporal variation in tap water isotopes from a large metropolitan area in the northeastern United States

wilderotter sophie

sophie.wilderotter@ars.usda.gov

CD631QJ Isoscapes and movement ecology

*Neves Glauber The distribution δ13C in the Central Brazilian Savanna and its historical occupation process

Neves Glauber glauber.unb@gmail.com

GR259GH Isoscapes and movement ecology

*St John Glew Katie Where do seabirds moult over winter? ‐ A combined data logger and isoscape assignment approach

St John Glew Katie

katie.stjohnglew@soton.ac.uk

HK428MD Isoscapes and movement ecology

de la Vega Camille Can we detect changes in Arctic ecosystems? (ARISE) ‐ An isoscape of the Arctic Regions

de la Vega Camilla

Camille.De‐La‐Vega@liverpool.ac.uk

JD327PN Isoscapes and movement ecology

Sepulveda Maritza A marine top predator shows expected δ15n but unexpected δ13c values along a latitudinal gradient

Sepulveda Maritza

maritza.sepulveda@uv.cl

KF712SR Isoscapes and movement ecology

*Galván David A zooplankton d13C and d15N isoscape of San Jorge Gulf, Argentina: the potential for tracking movement and habitat use of top predators over small spatial scales.

Funes Manuela manuelafunes@yahoo.com.ar

KJ975RT Isoscapes and movement ecology

Costa Fabio Geographical assignment using δ18O of Turquoise‐fronted Parrot along the southwest‐wetland to the Central savanna region in Brazil

Nardoto Gabriela gbnardoto@gmail.com

KR873PL Isoscapes and movement ecology

Crowley Brooke Testing the utility of isotopes in feces for noninvasively studying the spatial ecology of big cats

Crowley Brooke brooke.crowley@uc.edu

QH852RQ Isoscapes and movement ecology

Carpenter‐Kling Tegan Using an agent‐based movement model to test different drivers which lead to the δ13C tissue values of a seabird

Trueman Clive trueman@noc.soton.ac.uk

QM651KN Isoscapes and movement ecology

Newton Jason A UK/Ireland insect isoscape Newton Jason jason.newton@glasgow.ac.uk

SR826SF Isoscapes and movement ecology

Gayo Eugenia Baseline isoscapes for the western Andean region (18°‐22°S)

Gayo Eugenia emgayo@uc.cl

FR847CG Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Riquelme‐Bugueno Ramiro

Isotopic changes in the euphausiid Stylocheiron sp. in the eastern South Pacific

Riquelme Ramiro RAMIRO.RIQUELME@GMAIL.COM

GC359KH Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

*Vargas Fernanda Analysis of trophic aspects in Mustelus mento (Cope 1877) in the central‐northern zone of Chile, by studying stomach contents and stable isotopes

Vargas Acevedo Fernanda Noemí

fernanda.vargasacevedo90@gmail.com

GD992GB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

*Valdivia Meica Aspects of trophic ecology of odontocetes species from Uruguay

Valdivia Meica meicavaldivia@gmail.com

GL442GQ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Bastos Rodrigo The isotopic niche overlap and segregation of two snappers (Pisces: Lutjanidae) in a tropical seascape of mangroves and coral reefs.

Ferreira Bastos Rodrigo

bio.rfbastos@gmail.com

GP321PC Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Jacquier Mickael "Chicken‐eating" foxes: isotopic evidence of individual specialisation in a rural population of red fox

Simon Laurent simon@univ‐lyon1.fr

GP893MB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

*Pompermaier Vinicius Isotope niche of active soil insects as a proxy of vegetation structural complexity in neotropical savanna landscapes

Kisaka Tiago tiagobk.df@gmail.com

GS437CS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

*González Karina Geographic variation in trophic position and the contribution of basal resources fuelling loco Concholepas concholepas, a Chilean keystone gastropod.

González Karina karina@harrodlab.net

HC337KM Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Sturaro Nicolas Trophic plasticity of scleractinian corals under contrasted environmental conditions: evidence from stable isotope analysis

STURARO Nicolas nicolas.sturaro@uliege.be

HD264PD Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Bird Christopher A global perspective on the trophic geography of sharks Trueman Clive trueman@noc.soton.ac.uk

HL136RC Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

*Julca Joseph Comparison of the trophic ecology between the shortfin mako Isurus oxyrinchus and the blue shark Prionace glauca, in front of the Southeastern Pacific waters

Julca Joseph jjulca@uc.cl

JS218MS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

*Durante Cristian Trophic niche and habitat use of two sympatric endemic dolphin species from Patagonia, Argentina.

Durante Cristian Alberto

kilydurante@gmail.com

KQ588FS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Michel Loïc Towards a global, freely available database of stable isotope ratios in foundation species from deep‐sea hydrothermal vents and cold seeps

Michel Loic loicnmichel@gmail.com

MT398FT Isotope ecology from individuals to communities B

Mariano‐Jelicich Rocio Trophic relationships in a seabird assemblage associated with fisheries at the Patagonian Continental Shelf.

Mariano‐Jelicich Rocio

rmjelic@mdp.edu.ar

BF873FH Microbial isotope ecology

Docmac Felipe Using POM stable isotope values to characterise upwelling effects on variation of coastal microbial communities.

Docmac Felipe f.docmac@gmail.com

BK672RJ Microbial isotope ecology

Alonso Lise Potential dissemination of microorganisms by invertebrates: is the trophic activity of Collembola responsible for microbial stain dissemination in Lascaux Cave (SW France) ?

Simon Laurent simon@univ‐lyon1.fr

RS965SN New methods and models in isotope ecology

*Elliott Smith Emma A. Characterizing energy flow in nearshore ecosystems using amino acid d13C analysis

Elliott Smith Emma

eaelliot@unm.edu

PP197MK Physiology and biochemistry

Chung Ming‐Tsung Field metabolic rates of teleost fishes are recorded in otolith carbonate

Trueman Clive trueman@noc.soton.ac.uk

QC194FQ Physiology and biochemistry

Darenova Eva Effect of drought on grassland CO2 efflux and its δ13CO2 Darenova Eva darenova.e@czechglobe.cz

BB168HP Plant isotope ecology

Roig Fidel Alejandro Towards the identification of past atmospheric conditions through a high‐resolution δ13C tree‐ring record for the last 400 years in Patagonia

Roig Fidel Alejandro

froig@mendoza‐conicet.gob.ar

HG788TH Plant isotope ecology

*Skates Laura How carnivorous are carnivorous plants? Investigating reliance on heterotrophy using natural abundance stable isotope techniques

Skates Laura Laura.Skates@research.uwa.edu.au

JR819PM Plant isotope ecology

Arco Julieta Gabriela Variations in the intrinsic water‐use efficiency of Araucaria araucana trees under a present climate change scenario: tree age and site conditions effects

Arco Molina Julieta Gabriela

jarco@mendoza‐conicet.gob.ar

NQ715TK Plant isotope ecology

*Giesemann Philipp Hidden robbery: A new multi‐element stable isotope natural abundance approach discloses organic carbon‐gain effectiveness of C3‐hemiparasites from C3‐host plants.

Giesemann Philipp

philipp.giesemann@uni‐bayreuth.de

Poster session 3

Thursday 2.8.18 19:00 – 21:00 NB: Please display your posters in the morning so that delegates can read them during the coffee and lunch breaks.

IsoEcol2018 www.isoecol.com/2018 Poster Session 3 Thursday 2.8.18 19:00 - 21:00

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailCR748MP Isotope ecology

Poster session 3 Thur 2.8.18 19:00 ‐ 21:00

MacKenzie Kirsteen Isotopic characterisation of an inshore tropical pelagic ecosystem

MacKenzie Kirsteen

kirsteen.mackenzie@hi.no

DK352DR Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Pérez Pablo Characterising trophic ecology and evidence for stock structure in the punctuated snake‐eel (Ophichthus remiger) using analysis of stable isotopes, fatty acids and metal concentrations.

Pérez Pablo pablo.qind@gmail.com

FB547HS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Lefebvre Sebastien Benthic‐pelagic couplings as key determinants of food web structure along environmental gradients

LEFEBVRE Sébastien

sebastien.lefebvre@univ‐lille.fr

LF822TG Isotope ecology from individuals to communities A

Koester Meike The invasive aquatic Dikerogammarus villosus ‐ a dangerous killer or an opportunistic omnivore?

Koester Meike meikekoester@uni‐koblenz.de

HT337KN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Lippi Daniel Trophic overlap and isotopic niche breath of the mutton snapper (Lutjanus analis) along a Northeastern Brazilian mangrove‐seagrass‐coral reef continuum

Lippi Daniel daniel_lippi@hotmail.com

JH715QD Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

de la Vega Camille Seasonal Variation of the harbour seal diet from the Wadden Sea, in relation to prey availability

de la Vega Camilla

Camille.De‐La‐Vega@liverpool.ac.uk

JK438GJ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Cari Ilia Benthic trophic structure of a glacial fjord (Northern Patagonia, Chile): spatial variability of isotopic niche

Cari Ilia ilia.cari.leal@gmail.com

JR581DL Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Molina‐Burgos Blanca Estela A decade of diet analysis: dietary shifts of the Southern hake and the Patagonian grenadier inferred by stable isotopes

Molina Burgos Blanca

blancaestela.molina@gmail.com

KB576LJ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Gergs Rene How to implement stable isotope analyses into ecotoxicological risk assessment of chemicals using aquatic mesocosm experiments?

Gergs Rene rene.gergs@uba.de

KG165GK Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Riekenberg Philip A trophic baseline for the Wadden Sea: Examination of the contributing pathways leading to widespread enrichment of basal resources.

Riekenberg Philip

phrieken@gmail.com

LG698CG Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Canales Carlos Isotopic niche overlap of predators with high trophic levels off the coast of Chile

Canales Cerro Carlos

carloscanalescerro@gmail.com

LG822PB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

ciancio javier Isotopic niche plasticity in a marine top predator. Ciancio Javier javier.ciancio@gmail.com

LK379HS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Garbaras Andrius Evaluating invertebrate grazer reliance on seagrass (Zostera sp.) or filamentous algae in seagrass meadows in different state of deterioration

Garbaras Andrius

garbaras@ar.fi.lt

LR662GH Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Couturier Lydie Global‐scale analysis of trophic interactions in co‐occurring tropical tuna using stable isotope analyses

Couturier Lydie lydie.couturier@outlook.com

MB866MB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Gatts Pedro Isotopic trophic guild structure of demersal fishes in Campos Basin, northern coast of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Gatts Pedro pedrogatts90@gmail.com

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailMC239NC Isotope ecology

from individuals to communities C

*Funes Manuela Reef fishes’ trophodynamic between trawled and non‐trawled environments

Funes Manuela manuelafunes@yahoo.com.ar

MF476TR Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Herzka Sharon Is C and N isotope turnover of amino acids a function of dietary protein and protein to energy ratios in marine fishes?

Herzka Sharon sherzka@cicese.mx

MK792GN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

He Xinhua Presence of adjacent grasses enhances while 14NH4+–addition to receiver‐pines reduces 15N‐movement between paired‐pine saplings

He Xinhua xinhua.he@uwa.edu.au

MP465NB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Yossa Martha Carbon source for cachama blanca in farmponds in Orinoco region

Yossa Martha myossa@unillanos.edu.co

NN336TF Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Teixeira Clarissa Isotopic niche comparison among three coastal cetaceans from southern Brazil

Teixeira Clarissa clarissa.rteixeira@gmail.com

NQ469TR Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Liénart Camilla Stable isotope analyses of archived blue mussels from long‐term environmental monitoring programs in the Baltic Sea

LIENART Camilla camilla.lienart@gmail.com

PJ883RS Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Zapata Germán Diel changes in the structure and isotopic diversity of coral‐reef invertebrates at Easter Island

Zapata Germán zapata.bm@gmail.com

QB879CQ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Yossa Martha Carbon source for coporo llanero Prochilodus mariae in farmpond

Yossa Martha myossa@unillanos.edu.co

QF769MG Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Botto Florencia ONTOGENETIC CHANGE OF TROPHIC NICHES BY THE ARGENTINE HAKE (Merluccius hubbsi) EVALUATED WITH STABLE ISOTOPES

Botto Florencia fbfbotto@gmail.com

QK698HH Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Rowe Audrey Estimates of primary production sources to Arctic bivalves using amino acid stable carbon isotope fingerprinting

Rowe Audrey agrowe@alaska.edu

QQ267RP Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Bello Shirly DIET EVALUATION OF Demochelys coriacea WITH STABLE ISOTOPES IN THE COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN

Bello Shirly shirly.belloe@gmail.com

RM467SB Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Quilarque Evelin Trophic niche of three bird species in northeastern Venezuela: spatial variation in a xerophytic environment

Quilarque Evelin edquilarque@uc.cl

RS291GM Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Vasquez Sara Evaluation of the effects of kelp harvesting on trophic ecology of redspotted catshark Schroederichthys chilensis (Guichenot, 1848)

Vasquez Sara svasquez@magister.ucsc.cl

TB763RJ Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Veselý Lukas Effect of wastewater on stream food web Vesely Lukas veselyl@frov.jcu.cz

TJ186LL Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Alves Gustavo Resource partitioning underlies the coexistence of two sympatric cichlids in a Neotropical floodplain

Benedito Evanilde

EVA@NUPELIA.UEM.BR

Abstract code Theme Poster session Date/Time First author Title Sent by E‐mailTJ485DD Isotope ecology

from individuals to communities C

*Timmerman Charles‐André A multi‐tissue approach for a better understanding of the ecology of commercial fish species

Timmerman Charles‐André

charles.andre.timmerman@ifremer.fr

TJ761KN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

Ribeiro Juliana Isotopic niche of small mammals from a neotropical savanna

Ribeiro Juliana jufernandesribeiro@gmail.com

TS375TN Isotope ecology from individuals to communities C

*Thomas Robyn The historic foraging ecology of declining tufted puffin (Fratercula cirrhata) populations in Washington and Oregon, USA

Thomas Robyn rthomas0415@gmail.com

CH511MB New methods and models in isotope ecology

*Chenaker Hichem Oxygen and hydrogen isotope geochemistry of thermal springs in the northern part of eastern Algeria

Chenaker Hichem

drchenaker@yahoo.fr

DN936LT New methods and models in isotope ecology

*Ledesma Matias Trophic position in two sympatric amphipods determined from nitrogen isotopic composition of amino acids

Ledesma Matias matias.ledesma@su.se

FG396LF New methods and models in isotope ecology

Healy Kevin Comparing statistical methods for the estimation of trophic enrichment factors

Jackson Andrew jacksoan@tcd.ie

GS988PC New methods and models in isotope ecology

*Llamazares Vegh Sabina Lipid corrections in carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analyses in freshwater fishes of the Paraná river, Argentina.

Llamazares Vegh Sabina

sabinallamazares@hotmail.com

HH882PH New methods and models in isotope ecology

Wang Lixin Evapotranspiration partitioning using isotope‐based approaches

Wang Lixin lxwang@iupui.edu

KK891NH New methods and models in isotope ecology

Yarnes Chris Calibration, error estimation, and quality assurance of δ13C and δ15N measurements from individual amino acids

Yarnes Chris chris.yarnes@gmail.com

KL915ND New methods and models in isotope ecology

*Hernvann Pierre‐Yves Ecodiet: a bayesian model to integrate data from the literature, stomach contents and isotopes to improve diet estimates

Hernvann Pierre‐Yves

Pierre.Yves.Hernvann@ifremer.fr

PF393SM New methods and models in isotope ecology

Doll Andrew Temporal records of diet diversity dynamics in individual adult female Steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus) vibrissae

Wunder Michael michael.wunder@ucdenver.edu

TC315MQ New methods and models in isotope ecology

Brown Julie Method development and applications of N2 and N2O measurements in water and gas samples on a GasBench II

Bury Sarah sarah.bury@niwa.co.nz

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